Dalma Maradona testified that psychologist Carlos Díaz instructed relatives to stop visiting the football legend during his home hospitalization

Prosecutors challenge the validity of a medical expert’s evidence, while defense lawyers seek the detention of a witness over alleged false testimony

Both prosecution and defense asked the court to strike the evidence, citing concerns about impartiality

Agustina Cosachov, one of the medics accused of failing to administer proper medical care to Maradona, testified in the latest hearing

Pablo Dimitroff, former director of the clinic where the football star underwent surgery, said the decision to continue treatment at home was made by Maradona’s medical team

Tensions ran high during Thursday’s hearing as the physician who treated Diego Maradona in Cuba took the stand as a key witness

Specialist Oscar Franco, who tended to Maradona shortly before his death, said he had recommended further testing

Forensic scientist Carlos Casinelli, the key witness in Thursday’s hearing, said the former footballer’s symptoms couldn’t have developed ‘in just one or two days’

Three forensic specialists testified Tuesday that the former star showed clear signs of prolonged agony, contradicting the defense’s account